Business intelligence (BI) can enhance and extend an enterprise's business applications, resulting in a better-managed enterprise. Choosing and implementing the right BI tools and technologies is only one part of the formula for success. Most BI projects must integrate the requirements, data and priorities of the IS organization and multiple business units, which requires unique skills. However, most enterprises have difficulty finding people with the right skills, situating them in the right place or leveraging available skills across projects and business units. The business intelligence competency center is essential to an enterprise's business intelligence strategy. It can effectively address critical challenges such as staffing, planning and resource acquisition. Quantilus helps clients build and staff internal BI competency centers. As a cost-effective alternative, Quantilus also provides dedicated competency centers based out of our offices.

Many companies today are collecting and storing a mind-boggling quantity of data. The size of some corporate databases is even approaching one petabyte (a quadrillion bytes). While improvements in technology's ability to store data have been astonishing, most organizations struggle to manage, analyze and apply it.
Data management ensures data integrity and availability through methodologies such as data warehousing, cleansing, profiling, stewardship, modeling and definition. Effective business decisions rely on data accuracy and reliability.

It's one thing to clearly understand where your business stands today — something plenty of organizations have achieved with the help of business intelligence (BI) query, reporting and analysis tools. It's quite another thing to predict where your business is going — something far fewer organizations achieve with the aid of advanced analytics. Now mainstream BI vendors including Business Objects, Cognos, and Information Builders are hoping to tap into growing demand for prediction by introducing their own advanced analytics modules.
Designed for financial and business analysts, Advanced Analysis tools create real-world value from your information assets. These tools—which rely on sophisticated analytic engines that can access both numeric and text data—interrogate complex historical data to look for trends, outliers and patterns through a visual interface.

The goal of obtaining Business Intelligence is to optimize and streamline business operations for lowering costs or increasing revenues. Our experts help clients make sense of BI reports and suggest optimization solutions to help you get the biggest bang out of your buck. We help clients optimize their supply chain, logistics, inventory management, sales, marketing and support operations by providing an end-to-end solution. We build the Business Intelligence platform, generate meaningful reports, help analyze the reports to identify deficiencies and areas for improvement, and then manage any process transitions that may be required.